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3rd June 2017
Lisnavagh House and Gardens, Rathvilly offers the ultimate mix of homeliness and grandeur, making it a most appealing destination for those seeking somewhere unique. With several […]
18th March 2015
Shankill Castle, one of the Irish house castles, is a unique family home often described as a living museum. Shankill Castle was first built as a Butler […]
13th March 2012
The main focus of Bishop Daniel Delany Museum is a display of artefacts relating to Bishop Daniel Delany and to the educational work of the Brigidine Sisters […]
8th March 2012
The Durdin or The Weavers Cottages were built by alexander Durdin in the late 17th century. The Weavers Cottages were lived in by weavers when the […]
8th March 2012
The former Church of Ireland Church, originally built in 1811, now houses the St. Mullins Heritage Centre, situated beside the famous monastic ruins and cemetery. St. […]
7th March 2012
Mary O’Neill makes small, delicate pieces of the famous Irish Carrickmacross Lace from her studio – The Lace Gallery close to Altamont Gardens. All pieces are designed […]
7th March 2012
Borris House, the ancestral home of the MacMurrough Kavanaghs, Kings of Leinster, is one of the few Irish estates that can trace its history back to […]
6th March 2012
Housed in an attractive, stone built, former Methodist church at the River Slaney Bridge. Tullow Museum features a splendid collection of artefacts reflecting local history, in […]
28th February 2012
A 13th century gem which nestles in the village of Old Leighlin (Leath gleann – half-glen). The original monastic settlement dates from the 7th century and its […]